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North Dakota voters quash adult-use marijuana legalization
North Dakota voters defeated a ballot measure that would have authorized the state to create an adult-use marijuana market.
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Arkansas voters reject recreational cannabis legalization
Arkansas voters appeared to be on track Tuesday night to reject a ballot measure to legalize recreational cannabis, dealing a setback to efforts to launch the first adult-use market in…
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Maryland votes to legalize adult-use marijuana
Marylanders have overwhelmingly voted to legalize adult-use marijuana, according to major news outlets, laying the groundwork for a recreational cannabis market that is expected to generate sales approaching $1 billion…
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Akanda sends first medical cannabis shipment to Germany
Global company Akanda announced the arrival and sale in Germany of its first shipment of medical cannabis from Portugal.
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2022 marijuana-focused election updates, analysis & highlights
Coverage of the 2022 election, focusing on legalization measures in five states and key federal races that could affect marijuana reform.
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Weedmaps CEO Chris Beals out as cannabis tech, ad company posts loss
WM Technology CEO Chris Beals has "decided to step down" and left the company, the cannabis advertising and technology firm said.
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Out-of-staters fuel NM’s record month of $25M in adult-use marijuana sales
Strong demand from out-of-state consumers shopping in border areas as well as tourists pumped New Mexico adult-use marijuana sales to a record $25 million in October.
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Campaign aims to promote shopping at licensed cannabis businesses
A new campaign is encouraging cannabis consumers to buy from licensed businesses rather than the illicit market.
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New adult-use marijuana markets worth more than $1.5 billion on the ballot
Adult-use marijuana sales could grow by more than $1.5 billion a year if voters approve new recreational markets on the ballot this Election Day, but observers say that will prove difficult.
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